"She's not going to believe you. I don't believe you and I was there."
I've had such a great day!!
Church was great this morning (and I think I may have settled one of the worries I was having. I let my mind wander a bit- I was pretty tired so I didn't have all that much of a choice, my concentration wasn't at it's highest- and I found myself thinking about first how Jesus must have felt knowing that it was His destiny to be humiliated and killed to save the world [not that I could really know but you know what I mean, I hope], especially when so many people deny who He is and what He did for this world, and from their my mind wandered onto how God must have felt knowing His only son would die for above mentioned reasons [again, I can't know how it felt. Though I'd imagine people with children would have a better knowledge than me] and then my mind wandered onto something a bit random but something that provided me with a glimmer of hope. I may mention it in a future post so I'm not going to mention it now.) and we had cakes and muffins afterwards to say goodbye to Jeremy (our organist, he left today. He played one of the pieces by Bach-one of the really famous ones, I can't remember what it is called- at the end of the service, it was sooo good! He really is very talented.
Anyway, after church mum, dad, Martin and I went for a picnic. We had our picnic near the reservoir. When we'd finished and had sat down for a bit, we went for a walk. Mum bought Martin and I a drink at the cafe and then we continued walking. Martin and I were playing frisbee as we walked- frisbee could well be my favourite game to play outside! So fun! Everytime a bike (or bikes) came passed we were doing the Waynes World thing when they're playing hockey on the road, but with bikes, obviously- "Bike!" "Game on!"
After a while (not sure how long it took but it must have been a fair while) we'd got round part of the reservoir and we were at another cafe so we had either an ice cream or an ice lolly each. We ate them sitting by the reservoir and then we all played frisbee for a while before heading back to the car.
Martin and I continued playing frisbee and after a while dad and mum joined in and we continued playing as we walked until we got to the car- it was so much fun!
I've been happier today than I have the rest of the week put together!
Church was great this morning (and I think I may have settled one of the worries I was having. I let my mind wander a bit- I was pretty tired so I didn't have all that much of a choice, my concentration wasn't at it's highest- and I found myself thinking about first how Jesus must have felt knowing that it was His destiny to be humiliated and killed to save the world [not that I could really know but you know what I mean, I hope], especially when so many people deny who He is and what He did for this world, and from their my mind wandered onto how God must have felt knowing His only son would die for above mentioned reasons [again, I can't know how it felt. Though I'd imagine people with children would have a better knowledge than me] and then my mind wandered onto something a bit random but something that provided me with a glimmer of hope. I may mention it in a future post so I'm not going to mention it now.) and we had cakes and muffins afterwards to say goodbye to Jeremy (our organist, he left today. He played one of the pieces by Bach-one of the really famous ones, I can't remember what it is called- at the end of the service, it was sooo good! He really is very talented.
Anyway, after church mum, dad, Martin and I went for a picnic. We had our picnic near the reservoir. When we'd finished and had sat down for a bit, we went for a walk. Mum bought Martin and I a drink at the cafe and then we continued walking. Martin and I were playing frisbee as we walked- frisbee could well be my favourite game to play outside! So fun! Everytime a bike (or bikes) came passed we were doing the Waynes World thing when they're playing hockey on the road, but with bikes, obviously- "Bike!" "Game on!"
After a while (not sure how long it took but it must have been a fair while) we'd got round part of the reservoir and we were at another cafe so we had either an ice cream or an ice lolly each. We ate them sitting by the reservoir and then we all played frisbee for a while before heading back to the car.
Martin and I continued playing frisbee and after a while dad and mum joined in and we continued playing as we walked until we got to the car- it was so much fun!
I've been happier today than I have the rest of the week put together!


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